Wind Damage Roof Replacement in Tomah WI

Wind damage has a way of forcing the issue. You can patch and wait, but once shingles start lifting or going missing, the underlying structure is already at risk. That's exactly the situation this Tomah homeowner was dealing with when they reached out to us.

We went with Malarkey Highlander AR shingles in Weathered Wood for this one. The color is a warm, natural gray-brown blend that works really well on a home like this - it's understated but sharp. The AR stands for algae-resistant, which matters a lot in Wisconsin where moisture and shade can lead to those dark streaks you see on older roofs. It's a shingle built to hold up, not just look good on day one.

The chimney flashing is something we pay close attention to on every job. That's one of the most common leak points on any roof, and it's often the first thing that fails when a roof starts to go. We installed fresh step flashing along the full perimeter of the brick chimney - tight, clean, and done right.

Beyond the material quality, the install itself has to be dialed in. Every course laid straight, vents properly integrated, and edges finished clean. That's what separates a roof that lasts from one that causes headaches five years down the road. This homeowner got a full replacement they won't have to think about for a long time.